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I think the AZK250 only works with Mach3?

The UC400ETh requires a 12V-24V supply, not a 5V supply.

99% is about being a good salesman. Finding customers, and getting them to hire you to do their work.

A sliding table saw with a very sharp blade will also work.

No, there's no problem using just one power supply. A single power supply is preferable, imo.



Higher voltage gives you more speed, not more torque.
your machine will be twice as fast with 50V...

Open Windows Task Manager and monitor CPU usage while it's running.
See if the CPU usage spikes when the machine hesitates.

No such program exists.

While there are plenty of programs that convert the various shades of gray to different heights, this really doesn't work well with normal photos or drawings.

Have you...

I'd use 1:1

I've heard that they'll be adding more I/O at some point, probably an add-on card?

Sorry, no lathe screenset any time soon. (soon being at least 5 years) :friendly_wink:

If it's burning, then RPM is too high, or feedrate is too low. Either causes excess heat, which dulls tools faster.
I'd make 2 passes at 6mm per pass, too.

Linear rails are far superior to round supported rails.

Because 2D drawings and 2.5D CAM can be far faster, if you know what you are doing. 99% of what I do on my router are done with 2D CAD, where I can draw and create toolpaths faster than just creating...

Limit Switches
Home Switches
Probes
Pushbuttons
Sensors
E Stop
MPG
Pendants
Encoders

1) I think that I'm the only one that offers a UCCNC screenset. It basically just adds probing, and auto zero macros.
As UCCNC is constantly adding new features, my screenset may not support all...

A table saw is the 3rd machine used to prepare lumber, after a jointer and planer, or whatever you guys call them over there. :witless: (surfacer?)

Someone posted a link to these 4mm fittings a while back, and I ordered 20 of them. But I haven't checked to see how well they'll work....

A downcut spiral is what you want to use.

Fwiw, I've had a couple 2010 users with CS Labs controllers that couldn't get the macros to work. I've even redid the macros to use CS Labs M31 probe, and it still didn't seem to help them. Not sure...

I'd set the drives to 4 amps peak?

In nearly 15 years of reading a majority of the DIY forums daily, I can count on one hand the number of people who have had their welded frames machined.
The reasons, as stated above, are probably...

I forgot to mention that you can use that combination with Mach3, and there's also a Mach4 plugin being developed as well.
So you have 3 control software options available with the UC300ETH-UB1.

$320 includes the UC300ETH. The UB1 itself is $180. Yes, you can use an MB2, but it would require a 5LPT motherboard for the UC300ETH, which adds $40, and makes it the same price.

The UB1 +...

Here in the US, Hitachi is the preferred brand for use with Chinese spindles. Lots of people are using them.
I went with the Huanyang for $135. The Hitachi is about $350.

To get rid of the fuzzy top edge, use a downcut bit, and do NOT climb cut.

With MDF, the quality of the MDF, and the sharpness of the bit, will make a big difference.